Bulawayo's water crisis is not due to water shortages but to inefficiencies in the delivery system. Insiza Dam holds enough water for 10 months.
Bulawayo has decommissioned the Upper Ncema Dam, effective October 3, 2024, due to alarmingly low water levels which are now at 28.16%
The Wetskills Foundation in collaboration with the BCC along to bring an innovative perspective to the water crisis in Bulawayo.
Coltart voiced urgent concerns about rampant theft from the city’s water distribution network and the proliferation of unauthorised vendors
Bulawayo Mayor, David Coltart has warned commercial enterprises illegally syphoning water during a crucial meeting at City Hall on August 28.
The Zimbabwe Gender Commission hosted a Forum where stakeholders addressed the environmental challenges faced by Bulawayo.
Bulawayo councillor is calling for the implementation of smart water metering technology to address ongoing billing challenges.
The Bulawayo Mayor has appealed for hard currency to address the short-term needs of the city's water infrastructure.
To address the city's chronic water supply challenges, the City of Bulawayo is embarking on a major infrastructure upgrade project.
The ageing infrastructure at the Mzingwane water works has long been a thorn in the side of Bulawayo's water woes.
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